caiman500
12-03-2011, 02:34
No lo he podido probar pues no tengo telefono con sistema Android, si alguno lo quiere probar¿¿¿
Router Keygen generate default WPA/WEP keys for the following router ( with no ads! ):
1. Thomson based routers ( this include Thomson, SpeedTouch, Orange, Infinitum, BBox, DMax, BigPond, O2Wireless, Otenet )
2. DLink ( only some models )
3. Pirelli Discus
3. Eircom
4. Verizon FiOS ( only some routers supported)
5. Alice AGPF
6. FASTWEB Pirelli and Telsey
7. Huawei (some Infinitum)
8. Wlan_XXXX or Jazztel_XXXX
9. Wlan_XX ( only some are supported)
10. Ono ( P1XXXXXX0000X )
To calculate the Thomson keys, a dictionary file is required. Our dictionary is only a 28Mb single file, which is smaller and more efficient than anything else available on the market. This file should be downloaded by default to your SD card, though you can select the folder where the file is on the preferences menu.
Alternativly we can use your Internet connection instead of the dictionary. This option can be activated in the settings menu. It also can calculate natively the key although it will take about 2 minutes in less powerfull phones and about 10 seconds on a Samsung Galaxy S.
This tool also detects the new 2010 Thomson routers for which keys cannot yet be generated.
This software is a open-source tool and source code is available on the following link.
http://code.google.com/p/android-thomson-key-solver/
Router Keygen generate default WPA/WEP keys for the following router ( with no ads! ):
1. Thomson based routers ( this include Thomson, SpeedTouch, Orange, Infinitum, BBox, DMax, BigPond, O2Wireless, Otenet )
2. DLink ( only some models )
3. Pirelli Discus
3. Eircom
4. Verizon FiOS ( only some routers supported)
5. Alice AGPF
6. FASTWEB Pirelli and Telsey
7. Huawei (some Infinitum)
8. Wlan_XXXX or Jazztel_XXXX
9. Wlan_XX ( only some are supported)
10. Ono ( P1XXXXXX0000X )
To calculate the Thomson keys, a dictionary file is required. Our dictionary is only a 28Mb single file, which is smaller and more efficient than anything else available on the market. This file should be downloaded by default to your SD card, though you can select the folder where the file is on the preferences menu.
Alternativly we can use your Internet connection instead of the dictionary. This option can be activated in the settings menu. It also can calculate natively the key although it will take about 2 minutes in less powerfull phones and about 10 seconds on a Samsung Galaxy S.
This tool also detects the new 2010 Thomson routers for which keys cannot yet be generated.
This software is a open-source tool and source code is available on the following link.
http://code.google.com/p/android-thomson-key-solver/